Cartoons I don't get #36

I actually like it better with the audience not knowing which ones I get and which ones I don't, and of those I don't, not having them explained.

The Realist, March 1966

Irwin Caplan
True, January 1953

Sex to Sexty, circa 1970s

Punch February 4, 1920

Punch February 11, 1920

Bill Ward
Sex to Sexty, 1970s

Cavalcade, April 1942

Wilton Williams
New Yorker March 28, 1925

Vic Martin
Hello Buddies, May 1955

Judge October 9, 1909

Mike Thaler
Nugget, August 1963

Playboy, March 1970

The Realist, October 1960

cartoons from an issue of TRUE

These are all the cartoons that were in a random issue of True sometime in the fifties.

I'm including the ads from this issue, too.

In addition to how there not only were there once more cartoonists and illustrations in advertising, sometimes they wouldn't have to feature the product at all, like in this ad for Nash Motors. Virgil Partch was probably their most famous cartoonist. In addition to their one-panel cartoons he did illustration for them. Years later when I worked at Nickelodeon magazine, they sometimes reprinted his cartoons but often had trouble dealing with his heirs, who didn't care about him. They even had him do some of the ads that were done in-house. Before Raleigh cigarettes were part of a larger conglomerate, they had all sorts of tobacco accessories. Robert Day I believe this is Perry Barlow Irwin Caplan Recurring feature by Hank Ketcham Chon Day